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A child needs at least one, good solid compliment per day It "an apple a day keeps the doctor away," a compliment a day will give self-esteem to your child.
Self-esteem is crucial for a person. How does a child build it? Does he come by it himself? Not really. The beginning of self-esteem happens when parents constantly and consistently COMPLIMENT the child.
Children need to hear, "Hey you did a great job." A pat on the back, a "well done, " "I appreciate you," "I'm proud of you," are beautiful words to the ears and ego of the child whether the child is 5 or 50.
Some sons and daughters now grown have never heard their fathers praise them to their faces. Oh, they hear from others how proud Pop is of them, but they may hurt, hoping to hear it with their own ears. And some fathers go to their graves, proud as peaches of their sons, but they never, "Said it."
"A word fitly spoken is like apples of gold in baskets of silver." (Proverbs 25:111
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